After warning Great Britain of dire circumstances last year if it continued austerity, the IMF has rolled back the rhetoric this time around.
U.S. stocks advanced on Friday morning ahead of the leading indicators report. Here are three stories to keep an eye on...
Stock futures advanced on Monday morning. Here are three stories making waves...
Leaders from the Group of 20, World Bank, and the International Monetary Fund are expected to meet this week and through the weekend to discuss the current state of monetary policy around the globe...
The International Monetary Fund lowered its forecast for 2013 economic growth in the United Kingdom on Tuesday...
U.S. stocks faced broad selling pressure on Wednesday afternoon. Here are three stories making waves...
Greece will have to reduce its public-sector workforce by as much as 15,000 positions in order to receive the next tranche of bailout funding...
Payroll growth in March was weaker than expected, the IMF addresses Cyprus's bailout, and applications for home mortgages in the U.S. decline...
Christine Lagarde issued a statement on Wednesday revealing that the IMF reached a staff-level agreement to contribute 1 billion euros ($1.3 billion) to Cyprus's bailout program...
U.S. markets surged to record highs this week. Yet Bank of Cyprus depositors learned they might lose up to 60 percent in worst-case scenarios.
A government spokesperson said that an International Monetary Fund delegation will arrive on Wednesday in Cairo for talks with the government...
Cyprus dodges default by closing its second-largest bank, the IMF reportedly reduces its 2013 growth estimates for the U.S. economy, and
The Washington-based International Monetary Fund released a report on Friday that reviewed the European Union’s troubled financial system and urged the 27-nation bloc to take policy steps to strengthen its banks’ balance sheets under a “a stronger EU financial oversight framework.”
Bond purchases are questioned, Greece isn't out of the woods, and coal has a bright future overseas...
International lenders are concerned that Greece isn't doing enough to collect unpaid taxes...